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Definition of caustic
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Caustic
(a.) Alt. of
Caustica.
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Satire
::
Satire
(a.)
Keeness
and
severity
of
remark;
caustic
exposure
to
reprobation;
trenchant
wit;
sarcasm.
Diaeretic
::
Diaeretic
(a.)
Caustic.
Corrode
::
Corrode
(v. t.) To eat away by
degrees;
to wear away or
diminish
by
gradually
separating
or
destroying
small
particles
of, as by
action
of a
strong
acid or a
caustic
alkali..
Pyrotic
::
Pyrotic
(a.)
Caustic.
See
Caustic.
Cauterize
::
Cauterize
(v. t.) To burn or sear with a
cautery
or
caustic.
Caustical
::
Caustical
(a.)
Severe;
satirical;
sharp;
as, a
caustic
remark..
Caustic
::
Caustic
(a.) A
caustic
curve or
caustic
surface.
Acrimonious
::
Acrimonious
(a.)
Caustic;
bitter-tempered'
sarcastic;
as,
acrimonious
dispute,
language,
temper..
Mordant
::
Mordant
(a.)
Biting;
caustic;
sarcastic;
keen;
severe.
Cauterization
::
Cauterization
(n.) The act of
searing
some
morbid
part by the
application
of a
cautery
or
caustic;
also, the
effect
of such
application..
Causticness
::
Causticness
(n.) The
quality
of being
caustic;
causticity.
Indol
::
Indol (n.) A
white,
crystalline
substance,
C8H7N,
obtained
from blue
indigo,
and
almost
all
indigo
derivatives,
by a
process
of
reduction.
It is also
formed
from
albuminous
matter,
together
with
skatol,
by
putrefaction,
and by
fusion
with
caustic
potash,
and is
present
in human
excrement,
as well as in the
intestinal
canal of some
herbivora..
Potassa
::
Potassa
(n.)
Potassium
hydroxide,
commonly
called
caustic
potash..
Bromoform
::
Bromoform
(n.) A
colorless
liquid,
CHBr3,
having
an
agreeable
odor and
sweetish
taste.
It is
produced
by the
simultaneous
action
of
bromine
and
caustic
potash
upon wood
spirit,
alcohol,
or
acetone,
as also by
certain
other
reactions.
In
composition
it is the same as
chloroform,
with the
substitution
of
bromine
for
chlorine.
It is
somewhat
similar
to
chloroform
in its
effects..
Lime
::
Lime (n.) Oxide of
calcium;
the white or gray,
caustic
substance,
usually
called
quicklime,
obtained
by
calcining
limestone
or
shells,
the heat
driving
off
carbon
dioxide
and
leaving
lime. It
develops
great heat when
treated
with
water,
forming
slacked
lime, and is an
essential
ingredient
of
cement,
plastering,
mortar,
etc..
Catheretic
::
Catheretic
(n.) A mild kind
caustic
used to
reduce
warts and other
excrescences.
Diogenes
::
Diogenes
(n.) A Greek Cynic
philosopher
(412?-323
B. C.) who lived much in
Athens
and was
distinguished
for
contempt
of the
common
aims and
conditions
of life, and for
sharp,
caustic
sayings..
Erodent
::
Erodent
(n.) A
medicine
which eats away
extraneous
growths;
a
caustic.
Sepia
::
Sepia (n.) A
pigment
prepared
from the ink, or black
secretion,
of the
sepia,
or
cuttlefish.
Treated
with
caustic
potash,
it has a rich brown
color;
and this mixed with a red forms Roman
sepia.
Cf. India ink, under
India..
Encaustic
::
Encaustic
(a.) The
method
of
painting
in
heated
wax, or in any way where heat is used to fix the
colors..
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